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Countdown will offer low-sensory quiet hours in its stores nationwide. These hours are intended to help families with children who are sensitive to surroundings, particularly those with autism.
Will this benefit your family? Should it be rolled out across other supermarkets?
Find out more here.
A charity car rally has raised $32,000 for children's mental health research and the development of an app designed to help parents support their children's well-being.
The Avis Budget Group Cure Kids 1000 hit the road on Red Nose Day with nine teams driving in convoy from … View moreA charity car rally has raised $32,000 for children's mental health research and the development of an app designed to help parents support their children's well-being.
The Avis Budget Group Cure Kids 1000 hit the road on Red Nose Day with nine teams driving in convoy from Christchurch, through the North Canterbury back roads to Hanmer Springs, and back again to raise vital funds for a new app called Kakano.
Bruce Vincer, general manager, New Zealand Avis Budget Group, says his colleague, Rodney Swinney, wanted to organise a fun way to raise money for Cure Kids and came up with the idea of a charity car rally. He says "Mental health is a serious issue in our society, and it is important our young people are able to get the help and support they need."
Hi neighbours - it was introduced to reduce the "significant financial pressure" on Kiwi families, but so far only about one in four eligible schools have signed up to the Government scheme to replace voluntary donations.
Under the draft Education Amendment Bill, decile 1-7 state and … View moreHi neighbours - it was introduced to reduce the "significant financial pressure" on Kiwi families, but so far only about one in four eligible schools have signed up to the Government scheme to replace voluntary donations.
Under the draft Education Amendment Bill, decile 1-7 state and state-integrated schools can opt to receive a payment of $150 per student, per year if they agree not to ask parents or caregivers for donations.
But as of last week, with just over a month to go until boards of trustees need to register, only 471 out of 1749 schools had told the Ministry of Education that they intend to sign up to the initiative.
In Canterbury, Shirley Boys' High School has rejected the discretionary grants, with headmaster John Laurenson saying its co-curriculum programme "would have to cease" if it took up the Government's offer.
Please note the dates for the RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET From October 2019 to March 2020. To book a stall please email Arthur at sir.arthur@xnet .co.nz or phone Rangiora 03 745 91 48.
Thank you to everyone who has already voted..
Tomorrow is the last day to post in your votes...after that you can vote by popping your voting papers into the Council service centres in Kaiapoi and Rangiora etc
We live in an awesome district which is under pressure to deliver services to a … View moreThank you to everyone who has already voted..
Tomorrow is the last day to post in your votes...after that you can vote by popping your voting papers into the Council service centres in Kaiapoi and Rangiora etc
We live in an awesome district which is under pressure to deliver services to a growing population. Clean water, well maintained reserves, maintaining roads and footpaths, rubbish collection etc
Rates are set to increase by 4.3% over the next 10 years...meaning if you are paying $3500 this year in 2029 you will be paying over $5000.. is this affordable.
We need staff to be more accountable for spending... in the last 3 financial years Council departments have been over budget by $32.8 million.
We need a district that is vibrant and well promoted to encourage businesses to grow and flourish and employ more locals.
Vote for change with me "Community Comes First"
These are just some of my policies, visit brentcairns.com...
authorised by Brent Cairns 65a Cass Street, Kaiapoi.
I took some people with disabilities to visit this place a couple of years ago when it was on Oxford Rd. Someone told me it is now in Sefton, somewhere, but I have been unable to find it. Does anybody have any info of its whereabouts please, as I would like to take them to it again
Yoga Nidra is a technique where we systematically calm the senses and go into a deep state of relaxation. It begins with the breath (pranayama). As the breath slows so does our thinking and as the practice deepens we may become familiar with a rare state of consciousness. There are 4 spaces left … View moreYoga Nidra is a technique where we systematically calm the senses and go into a deep state of relaxation. It begins with the breath (pranayama). As the breath slows so does our thinking and as the practice deepens we may become familiar with a rare state of consciousness. There are 4 spaces left in a free Yoga Nidra class on Sunday, 13th October 1:15pm. It is open to beginners or experienced practitioners. Please bring along a pillow and blanket. Mats are provided or bring your own. This class follows a workshop so to enjoy this free guided Yoga Nidra, registration is a must, no dropins please. Contact Marina 021 871 818
The National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole … View moreThe National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole queue, and the evidence is potentially for a long time". Do you agree with this policy? Should parents be fined?
The European Parliament has already voted to abolish daylight saving from 2021, due to studies that highlighted the connection between daylight saving and health issues.
For some, having more daylight hours is beneficial, but for others, it can really interrupt their sleep cycle. What are your … View moreThe European Parliament has already voted to abolish daylight saving from 2021, due to studies that highlighted the connection between daylight saving and health issues.
For some, having more daylight hours is beneficial, but for others, it can really interrupt their sleep cycle. What are your thoughts?
You are invited to a free Yoga Nidra class, Sunday 13th October, 1:15pm-2pm. It follows the self care spinal alignment workshop. Location is classroom 17 in the new addition at Rangiora Hospital. Bring a pillow and blanket. Mats are provided or bring your own. There are 4 more spaces available. … View moreYou are invited to a free Yoga Nidra class, Sunday 13th October, 1:15pm-2pm. It follows the self care spinal alignment workshop. Location is classroom 17 in the new addition at Rangiora Hospital. Bring a pillow and blanket. Mats are provided or bring your own. There are 4 more spaces available. Text: Marina 021871818
We have one petrol station in Pegasus, Waikuku, three in Amberley, then Waipara and so on in every small town along the way. It's a school bus stop here where the extra station is about to be built. If you want an extra station then, locate it outside the town. What about the climate change … View moreWe have one petrol station in Pegasus, Waikuku, three in Amberley, then Waipara and so on in every small town along the way. It's a school bus stop here where the extra station is about to be built. If you want an extra station then, locate it outside the town. What about the climate change strike, everyone screaming, that we should care about our environment, our cows are farting too much, but the big company are still do their business, sounds like an extra station is OK and the petrol is clean and green, right in the middle of town.
Community still grow, what about the bigger library , post office, extra bank, children's playground or swimming pool, or dedicated electric car rapid charging station that can serve at least 5 cars at once, we have three gas stations with multitude of pumps and only one electric car charger that capable of only one car per 30 min?
So it looks like our council does not care about local people, the sighing process went absolutely secretive, we did not know until the last day, no notice in the letter box, no announcement. Everything was predetermined, the big buck opens all the doors. So if you want to compete, simply buy out the competitor and open your business at old location. They closed one in central of Woodend and open one on outskirts of town, thus relocating it away from residential area. And not increasing the number of gas stations.
I am not against the business, but it is too many in one place.
Like to wap for smaller one Rangiora area
Extremely comfortable 3 seater and 2 seater navy soft leather sofas in overall good condition. Owned by a couple only and plenty of life in them yet. These sofas are well made and came from a reputable leather furniture store in Scotland. I will throw in the cushions (pictured on both sofas but … View moreExtremely comfortable 3 seater and 2 seater navy soft leather sofas in overall good condition. Owned by a couple only and plenty of life in them yet. These sofas are well made and came from a reputable leather furniture store in Scotland. I will throw in the cushions (pictured on both sofas but there are only 5) which cost over $30 each. Bargain!
If interested please call 03 313 8263 or text Rachelle on 027 709 9029.
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